Macedon

There was so many possibilities. Too many possibilities in order to make a sound decision. Become a greek conqueror and unite the feuding city-states into one mighty Hellenic Empire? Be the divine Pharaoh of all of Ancient Egypt? Be worshiped as the King of Kings of the indomitable Achaemenid Empire?

Or? Become all three?

Follow in the footsteps of the man who would succeed in becoming all three. Alexander III of the Argead Dynasty came upon the throne of Macedon at the young age of twenty and despite already being a proven and effective battle commander, few men believed that he could live up to the legacy of his esteemed father, King Philp II. Philip had succeeded in turning the backwater kingdom of Macedon into the most powerful state in the Hellenic world and even fewer men could have predicted that Alexander would go on to surpass the legacy of his father and rule not just Greece but most of the Known World.

Just twenty years old, Alexander would win every war and every battle he ever fought in a military campaign that led him to conquer the Persian Empire and reach the edge of the Known World. Considered a god by his men and a Scourge by his enemies, Alexander did not live long to enjoy his conquests as he died under suspicious circumstances, after all, he was just a man. And all men must die.

But not you.